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838 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA | Directions 7011629.964490 -90.061696
Sun-Thurs 11am-midnight; Fri-Sat 11am-1am
Neighborhoods: French Quarter - CBD, French Quarter
No no no no no. So not the best burger in the city, I don't care what anyone says. Try Truburger. Try Charcoal. Try Company Burger. Try anything. Don't try Port of Call.
Tasty drinks, though.
Worst Burger Around! – Horrible, dry, overcooked, small, bland and if you ask for mushrooms be ready for horrible soggy canned mushrooms!!!
Even the drinks cant elevate this place!
Down-And-Dirty, Delicious Dive: Port of Call, N.O. – Port of Call is a New Orleans gem, a real, honest-to-goodness JOINT that does not pretend to be anything but a dive (New Orleans-speak for "Casual Restaurant-Bar for the Locals"). The signature hamburgers are cooked perfectly and served with huge baked potatoes, which are also cooked perfectly. (There are no french fries at Port of Call & if you are wise, you will not even care!!) Be ready to load that baked potato and worry not about cholesterol or fat!! Steak is available if you would rather go easy on the carbohydrates; if you really want to be good, Port of Call serves killer delicious salad with killer delicious homemade dressings. Beer is cold and plentiful and there is a fully stocked bar; but, if you REALLY want insight into the name of this establishment, order one of the house concoctions called The Monsoon. When this rum storm blows you up, up and away, you will be glad to be safely moored at Port of Call.
World's Best Burger – Best Burger I've ever tasted, and im a huge fan of burgers.
I use to travel around the US for burgers.............Los Angeles for the "In and Out burger", very tasteful, San Antonio for "Chris Madrids", very juicy, and everywhere else u can think of.
But my home town New Orleans keeps the crown for the world's best burger at "Port of Call"
Oh, be prepared to wait, and parking minimal.
Best Burger Evar! – You drive down the street and see a small sign that reads "Port Of Call." Nothing special. You realize there is no parking at all, and spend 15-30 minutes parking then walking to the place. You walk into the packed restaurant and wait about 10 minutes until you realize that you have to find the hostess and tell her your name and number in your party. You have to wait an hour to be seated, and wonder why your friend would ever refer you to this weird eating establishment. Once you finally sit, you order the cheeseburger your friend told you to order. He/she said it was outstanding. You reply to yourself, "It better be. This wait is killing me!" After a 20 minute wait for the burger, you hold it in you hands and try to fit it in between your wide-open lips. You bite down. "My, God," you say aloud, "Where has this been all my life!?" You devour the sandwich and loaded baked potato. You're stuffed and overly satisfied. You feel as if you should pay the waitress an extra $20 for the unbelievably delicious orgy that was in your mouth and now in your stomach. As you leave the small dining place, you smile and ask yourself "When am I going back?"
Pros: Anything food related
Cons: Wait (but so worth it)
best of the best – best burger in town !!
Not what it once was... – Not all it's cracked up to be and has not been for a long time. That being said it's a fun place. The burgers used to be better and keep getting smaller every year along with the menu and appreciation for their clientelle. The place is not the cleanest either.. If they don't care about keeping the sidewalk clean outside the place you can only imagine what the kitchen mist look/smell like. Service is generally good and the "Monsoon" is a legendary cocktail.. But come on - I can think of 10 places in town to get a better burger.
I don't know why the burgers are that good – 1) One of the bartenders is comically rude. I think he's an owner. After going there a few times I decided to like it. Part of the culture of New Orleans is that food service professionals don't really have to be obsequious. It's a good way to weed out a jerk date too- to see how he reacts to cheek.
2) The burger is absurdly good. I compare it to the burger at the Spotted Pig. I read that other things are supposed to be good too, and know that I will never taste them, because there is No Way I will ever be able to order anything else.
3) Those things people are drinking out of the plastic cups, the monsoons: Be Careful. They sneak up on you.
4) I love this place on a Monday or Tuesday night. If you go on a Friday you will have to wait. It's annoying maybe but the fact is that when the food is this good a bunch of people are going to want to eat it.
5) The cheeseburger and loaded potato is fairly satisfactorily shared between two people of medium hunger. That probably isn't what the restaurant wants to hear but it's true none-the-less.
Best Cheeseburgers in this solar system!! – In short, this place has THE best cheeseburger I've ever had in my life.
What to order: Cheeseburger, medium (or medium rare). Baked Potato with everything (inc. mushrooms).
While you wait, have a monsoon or two. Don't expect a quiet dinner - this is the place to go when you're feeling raucous!
Unprofessional – Went to get a table ten minutes before Last Call, stood there for ten minutes until the name-taker, who had been nowhere to be found, stopped drinking and flirting with girls at the bar came over to our party and told us we couldn't be seated because it was past Last Call. Wasn't even nice about it. Security guard in the vicinity was really mean and actually put me on the verge of tears. Bartenders weren't any better. ONE nice waitress. Honestly, the overpriced burgers aren't worth the attitude you get from the people working there. Go to Angeli on Decatur or Camellia Grill for better service, a better burger, and people who are actually nice. And a quick add-on, when I called to talk to some sort of manager about this, I was told that Port of Call didn't need our business anyway. They must not "need the business" bad enough to warrant professional, polite behavior. Amazing.
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Active Funds and Other Changes in the ETF Industry
by Tom Lydon and Charles Rotblut, CFA
Tom Lydon is editor and publisher of the ETF Trends website. I spoke with Tom recently about developments in the exchange-traded fund (ETF) universe.
Charles Rotblut (CR): It seems that, in part, the future growth in actively managed exchange-traded funds will be dependent on how the SEC applies the so-called '40 act. Can you provide a brief explanation of what this act is and how it applies to ETFs?
Tom Lydon (TL): The Investment Company Act of 1940 set standards by which investment companies should be regulated. The standards dictate how investment companies operate (promotion, reporting, requirements, pricing and allocation). The Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 overhauled the 1940 act to provide more consumer/investor protection and uniform standards for products.
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I saved the newspapers from the week after Barack Obama was elected president of the United States, and a few days ago I fished them out of the basket, hidden behind a living room chair, where they've gathered dust for the past four years.
I leafed through the front pages and special sections, filled with triumphal photos and headlines, souvenirs of a victory that belonged not only to Obama but to the city that seeded his rise to power.
In the giant pictures, Chicago is a mighty kingdom, its swashbuckling skyline a dazzle of electric white against the black November sky. The headlines blare like a symphony of trumpets:
Chicago revels in the glow of the Obama victory. City walks on air. Obama's ascension bathes his city in a fresh and progressive new light. Chicago becomes the epicenter of the world.
One photo shows the banners, installed faster than a sneeze, by our erstwhile mayor, Richard M. Daley: Congratulations Chicago's Own Barack Obama.
Anyone who was in town that night — certainly anyone who joined the mass pilgrimage to Grant Park — remembers how it felt, and even if you didn't vote for Chicago's own, you could admire the Chicago that his victory put on worldwide display.
The autumn-tart evening light. Remember that? And the surprising air, almost summer-sweet. And how we the people — white, black, everything else, and not only Democrats — flooded the downtown streets. The sound in those streets, without snark or irony, of the words "history" and "hope."
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Grant Park. Chicago. Our kind of town.
By the time CNN called the race for Obama, 240,000 people had assembled in and around what the network dubbed "Jubilation Park," and not a one of them was arrested for making trouble.
How open and inspiring it all seemed that night, both the political process and this shiny, clean, modern city, as grand as an empire, as intimate as a village, stunningly peaceful despite an undercurrent of fear that something too terrible to name might happen to Chicago's own, on Chicago soil.
How fresh and undefended the newly anointed president seemed, despite the bulletproof glass, invisible via TV, that flanked him as he walked onto the Grant Park stage with his wife and young daughters to meet all those upturned faces, all those tears.
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"This is the highlight in Chicago's history to have the first African-American president hail from Chicago and have a president from Chicago," Mayor Daley told a New York Times reporter, with his unique eloquence.
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When I pulled the old newspapers out the other day, I noticed that they'd begun to yellow and stiffen with age. The story they told, of liberation and opportunity, in Chicago and beyond, seemed dated, too, though the headline that begins "Harsh economic, political realities" could just as easily be written today.
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He rarely visits his South Side house, and when he brings his election night party back to town this week, he and it won't feel as personal to Chicago.
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DAHLONEGA, GA - The North Georgia women's soccer team opens up the regular season this weekend with Lees-McRae at home on Friday and Mount Olive on the road Sunday. Both opponents are representatives of the Conference Carolinas and each finished last season with successful campaigns.
Friday, September 2, 4:00 PM, vs Lees-McRae. Soccer Complex, Dahlonega, GA.
Lees-McRae College Bobcats
Body of Work
Last season: 14-6 (8-2 conference)
Conference Finish: 2nd (three-way tie)
Conference Prediction in 2011: 3rd
Goal Differential Last Season: +34
Expectations - The Bobcats are predicted to finish third in a conference they lost by a game last season. Lees-McRae is returning three CC All-Conference performers off a team that outshot opponents last year 400-138. Having their top three scorers returning is a huge confidence boost for Lees-McRae.
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Saints vs. Bobcats - North Georgia handled Lees-McRae last season on the road, 5-2. But this Bobcat team is a year more experienced and has every intention of coming into Dahlonega and beating the Saints on their home turf. Both teams are predicted to finish third in their conference respectively, but it's the strength of the PBC compared to the Conference Carolinas that will shed the result Friday afternoon.
Sunday, September 4, 2:00 PM, @ Mount Olive. Amon Field, Mount Olive, NC.
Mount Olive College Trojans
Body of Work
Last season: 10-8-1 (6-4 conference)
Conference Finish: 5th
Conference Prediction in 2011: 5th
Goal Differential Last Season: +22
Expectations - The Trojans have virtually their whole defense back, something other schools in the conference can't say. Being picked to finish fifth in this league has to come as a surprise to both the players and the coaches of Mount Olive. With their top three scorers returning from last season to bolster the already strong defense, the Trojans would tell you they expect a higher finish in conference than what they've been given.
Good News - With Tia Rose, Caroline Smith, Patrice Clarke and goalkeeper Lyndsey McIntyre all returning for another season on the defensive side, the goals will be hard to come by for opponents. On the other side of the pitch, leading scorer Sarah Porter is returning for just her sophomore season after scoring a stunning 20 goals last season. It gets better for Mount Olive, second leading scorer (10 goals) and team assist leader (13) Lindsey Stanley is also back on the field. The roster is well rounded and loaded with experience and talent for head coach Matt Hisler and his expectations have to be high. The Trojans have good things to come this season.
Bad News - The Trojans didn't garner too much respect from the rest of the conference being picked to finish fifth, something they can use to their advantage. A good start to the season will be challenging for the Trojans to come by as they play two of the top four teams in the PBC to start off the year. Mount Olive committed 158 fouls last year compared to their opponents 117, allowing for more scoring opportunities for the opposition. The fouls have to come down, or the opponents are bound to capitalize more than they did last season.
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As always, be sure to follow all the Saints action on the web at www.SaintsSports.com and Twitter at @SaintsSports. Friday's game against Lees-McRae at 4:00 p.m. will be the home event of the year for North Georgia athletics. The sports communications office will provide a free live video broadcast of the event and live in-game statistics of all the action. Students who attend the game on Friday and bring their Saints Card will receive a free Loyal Blue t-shirt. Stay tuned all year for updates on the official fan group of North Georgia athletics.


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There's plenty of debate surrounding their biscuits but I love their pasta, sausage & eggs dish, accompanied by their creamy grits
Flying biscuit's food is fine. They have good grits. They have Horrible to go service. If you order to go food be sure you are the one that placed the order and check the bags/boxes before you leave. My husband likes their food so we go there every couple of months. Of the 3 times we have gotten to go food from there in the past 5 months they messed up our order 2 times.
I am going to call and talk to a manager because if it was my restaurant I would want to know. But I also wanted to let the other good folks in Atlanta know so you have fair warning. Just check the bags and be prepared to wait for them to correct your order. They will likely have gotten it wrong.
Long Lines, Medicore – Well let me start by saying that it's solid in terms of breakfast in Atlanta. By solid I mean okay, better than fast food, but not good enough to stand in line for. If you go there on a Saturday, that's what you'll be doing so prepare your self for that. And order the biscuits and gravy...Eggs are watery. Oh and it's very noisy so prepare yourself. On the flipside, in the winter they do serve coffee to people standing out side in line which I think is a nice customer service jesture.
Inviting ambience – I love it's interior, felt at home and not to mention me and my friends had a wonderful breakfast here at Flying Biscuit. A must try place!
High Flyer is the way to go – One of my favorite places to eat in Atlanta and now OTP. Great food at a reasonable price.
disappointed – After visiting their website and reading about them in the Atlanta guestbook, I was sure I had found a delicious vegetarian friendly restaurant. However all their vegetarian products (i.e. tofu scramle, garden patties, even potatoes) were cooked in the same pan or shared on the grill with their meat products!
Lastly, it took over an hour to be seated after being told that it was about a 20 minute wait.
This is really good one – I have been there once I liked their cookies
Fantastic, Healthy Food – I am a huge breakfast lover and I love the omlettes at The Flying Biscuit! The wheat biscuits are better than the white ones! But....my favorite thing is the grits! White cheddar and whipping cream----you can't beat it!
Atmospher, Atmosphere, Atmosphere – The atmosphere is always the same at Flying Biscuit........Cozy, eclectic, and inviting.....The biscuits and apple butter furher stamps this place a must have to your dining portfolio.
Some of the best breakfast on earth! – I am completely in love with this place. I eat at the biscuit 3-4 times per month, but would happily eat breakfast at this local favorite every day if I could. The french toast is incredible, and the biscuits are the best I have tasted, possibly because of the incredibly addictive apple butter served with them. Dont worry, no matter what you order on the breakfast menu, you get a biscuit and apple butter, so no one misses out! Food is very consistent from day to day and month to month. Service is attentive and quick, but as friendly as can be considering the work load these poor servers have on a busy morning. Beware, bacon and sausage lovers- they only have chicken sausage and turkey bacon, but in my opinion they are far better than their pork counterparts. Go check it out on a weekday morning if you want a shorter wait. Ill probobly be the guy sitting at the counter!
No more BISCUIT with salad entree! That's the new economical policy at flying BISCUIT!!! – Last week, to my jaw-dropping surprise, the waitress announced to me that Flying Biscuit doesn't serve anymore the complementary biscuit with a salad entree order. Is it one of the consequences of recession? Anyway, if this is so, you lost a faithful customer Flying biscuit and many more to come, or, rather, not come any more...
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Yes, it is possible as long as both Apple TV and iPad are in the same wireless network. Double click the iPad home button to bring up multi-tasking bar. Then swipe to the right to bring up Airplay button.
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Now, I know what you're thinking: Whoa, crazy dog lady, take it down a notch. But it was actually kind of fascinating — like a Myers-Briggs personality test for a post-iPhone world.
If you ever want to take a no-holds-barred look at yourself, just scroll through your Pages Feed. Because you may think you're a 5K-running, NPR-listening, Malbec-swilling kind of girl, but you know all those Facebook pages you've hit the like button on over the years? They paint a very different picture. Turns out I'm more into Saban and "Doctor Who"... and cupcakes — seriously, the number of cupcake photos I'm exposed to in a 24-hour period is absurd.
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I suppose it should come as no surprise, my affinity for dog-related Facebooking (I'd say dogbooking but Dogbook is already taken — I know, I follow it). I can't help it. These pages just get the canine spirit, that irrepressible mix of silly, light-hearted fun and pure, heart-warming goodness. Fun and goodness, I feel compelled to point out, that's been sorely missing from Grumpy Cat's 15 minutes of fame. But I guess that's why we have cat people and dog people. Not that I'm trying to draw any comparisons between the two. I have many, many friends who are cat people... OK, I know many cat people. I know a few — at least two of whom are not at all grumpy...
Perhaps we should move on. My point is that despite my affinity for dogbooking, I'm not usually one to share photos of other people's funny and adorable dogs, mainly because I'm too busy filling my friends' news feeds with photos of my funny and adorable dog. But occasionally I happen across something so fun and good and spot-on that it must be shared.
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Don't get me wrong though. My Pages Feed is not all fun and games. Occasionally I happen across posts no overprotective pet mom should have in her imagination. For instance, "5 Signs Your Dog Has Seasonal Allergies" (don't worry, vet gave him a cortisone shot — fixed him right up), "10 Most Toxic Foods For Dogs" (thankfully my picky eater doesn't like grapes, just well-attired cartoon sea creatures), or "7 Odd But Quite Possibly Genius Dog Products You Never Knew You Always Wanted."
That last one, admittedly, was not quite as panic-inducing. Although it is hard to feel 100 percent safe walking Koopa without a Fred Flare Dog Leash Plus with its built-in treat container, pop-up water bowl, LED flashlight, LCD clock and two-barrel poop bag dispenser. That's why the "Swiss Army knife of dog leashes" is already on Koopa's Christmas list.
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On Saturday, Sept. 21, the Animal Medical Center is hosting the seventh annual PetFest in Zinn Park. The theme this year is Healthy Owners, Healthy Pets. To that end, the day's events will kick off with the inaugural Wags' Walk, a one-mile walk for pets and pet parents beginning at 9:30 a.m.
You know how Koops and I love a good pet-friendly event. PetFest 2012 was one of our first Anniston outings and you can bet we'll be back this year — competing in contests, checking out the frisbee disk demo, eating some Smoke-N-Hot BBQ and, of course, getting to know the best people in Calhoun County: the dog people.
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All four of Linda and Robert Johnson's pet babies are rescue dogs. Buster was rescued from the streets of Talladega, Mookie from the streets of Ranburne. The couple found Wilson in Tennessee and Charlie was rescued from U.S. 78 in Oxford.
Buster, Mookie, Wilson and Charlie have all been trained for nursing home visits, pet mom Linda brags.
As well she should —once homeless, these animals are now so well behaved and have so much love to give that they have more than enough to spread around. And, she added, they love getting to see all of their fellow therapy dog friends.
"Four dogs are a big responsibility, but the love received is payment enough," Linda says.
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When I was pregnant, I wanted nothing to do with baby names. See my first pregnancy was a second trimester miscarriage. Call me superstitious, call me crazy but I didn't want to come up with names because I was afraid to jinx this pregnancy. You know, the first time we started with names and got some baby things right off the bat and that didn't work out so well.
Skip to eight months pregnant at my small baby shower where I was asked what the baby name would be. I said, "The only name I don't like is David. We also have Lincoln and Franklin on the list."
When my husband would bring up David, I would tell him that it was the only name I didn't want. Skip to the birth and after a beautiful natural birth at a midwife center (where you only stay for a few hours after the birth) my husband kept campioning for David and refused to let me bring home the baby unnamed. I caved. Actually, I don't remember signing the birth certificate, I only remember him saying, "If you don't like it we can change it". At that point I really just wanted all the comotion to stop so I could enjoy my baby boy.
Well, I still didn't like David after the birth. When my son was 2 weeks old, we were changing it. Then my husband said we couldn't. When my son was 4 weeks old we were changing it and then my husband said we couldn't.
My husband says that the name doesn't matter to him, that it doesn't mean that much and he would change it but doesn't.
The catch, it's his father's name. My husband named my son after his father because he felt kind of obligated to.
Now his father has gotten word that I hate the name.
I don't even know what to do at this point. How to make peace. I am sure his father feels hurt. My husand is stuck between telling me he doesn't care about the name and would change it for me but not wanting to hurt his dad. I am hurt because I assocciate the name with kids I went to high school with and the name isn't transceding the assoccation.
By the way, I hate Dave, Davey, etc. And my husband refuses to allow me to call him by his middle name.
I have an 8 month old with no name. I cry about it a lot. Like why didn't I speak up for myself more and name him Lincoln which I really wanted. Why did I let him persuad me. It's a big mess and I don't know what to do.
Your 8-month-old is not nameless. He has a name, and his name is David.
In most cases, I would not say that. We've addressed the topic of namer's remorse before, and my usual advice is that a name CAN be changed. There is an exception: when the name is a family name, it can't be changed. It's too hurtful and damaging.
In your situation, I say it not only because it is a family name, but also because your husband is not willing to change it. He says he is, but his actions are speaking louder than his words. He's not willing to compromise on the name at all, not even to allow you to call your son by his other legal name.
Whether you should or shouldn't have given in on this, and whether your husband should or shouldn't have pressured you into using a name he knew you didn't like, is irrelevant at this point and will only drive you crazy to think of it. Just as with similar obsessions (wishing we had/hadn't said something, wishing an accident hadn't happened), the wishes are counter to reality, and the inability to change reality can lead to mental cycling. At this point, the answer to your question is that what's done is done, and it is time to accept the name even if you always hate the name. Brush the hands briskly together and learn for next time. Remind yourself that loving or not loving a name is not the same as loving or not loving a person.
It may help to know you are not alone: many families have naming traditions that one or both parents hate but feel obligated to accept anyway, and many parents give in to the other parent and later wish they hadn't. Will your husband allow you to call your son endearments such as Sweetie or Honey?
The situation with your father-in-law is unfortunate. If you were publicly announcing during the pregnancy that his name was the only one you didn't want to use, it isn't something you can correct as a misunderstanding. At this point, the solution is to stop talking about how much you hate it, and hope that with time the issue blows over. Ideally, the pleasure of having his name used will trump the unpleasant but universal knowledge that there are some people who don't like it. Your husband could perhaps spin it as "Whether we liked the name or not, it was important to us to honor you in this way."


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Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Green Bay Packers: Key Matchups
The Green Bay Packers return home after a rare three game road trip where they managed a 2-1 mark. They are dinged up and dealing with a plethora of injuries. This seems like the perfect time for the schedule to ease up a bit and give the Pack a break. Enter the Jacksonville Jaguars who are also limping into this game. They will be without starting RB Maurice Jones-Drew, aka MJ-D and QB Blaine Gabbert is dealing with a sore left (non throwing) shoulder. Let's look at the key matchups in this week's contest.
Packers QB Aaron Rodgers vs. Jaguars defense
There's not a whole lot to say here other than it's MVP Aaron Rodgers against the 31st ranked defense in the league. . at Lambeau Field. Barring an injury or a hurricane rolling through town, I expect Rodgers to continue the tear that he is currently on: 9 TD's, 0 INT's and a QB rating of 140.8 in his last two games. Rodgers has found his swagger and he's very likely to take it out on the Jags' secondary on Sunday.
The Jaguars are giving up 264 passing yards/game. Green Bay averages 266 through the air. Don't be surprised if Rodgers' total is close to that mark or even a bit less. The Pack are dinged up at wide receiver and will surely be without Greg Jennings (groin) and likely won't have Jordy Nelson (hamstring) available. I expect the Pack to try and establish the run early and work the clock. If that is the plan of attack, Rodgers likely won't have to throw more than 25 times.
Either way, I expect to see some explosive throws come off the arm of Rodgers and it should be fun to watch.
Jaguars QB Blaine Gabbert vs. Packers defense
With Jones-Drew out, that leaves Gabbert as the key hope the Jags have on offense. The Packers have had their issues stopping the pass this season, but that was against Drew Brees and a very gifted Andrew Luck. Gabbert is neither of those two. By virtue of the number of pass attempts he has, Gabbert may put up some yards, but I hardly expect to see Jacksonville marching down the Lambeau Field turf at will.


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This Adrian Beltre Game Day Heart of the Hide baseball glove features the PRO I Web pattern, which is a single post reinforced bottom web that conforms to a smaller lighter web pattern desired by infielders, this allows you to better shape the pocket. With its 12" pattern, this glove features a flat, shallow pocket which allows fielders to get the ball out of the glove quickly. It works best for 3rd Base or Shortstop positions. Handcrafted from the top 5% of steer hides and the best pro grade lace, the Heart of the Hide gloves durability remains unmatched. This glove is made to the exact specifications of the game day glove worn by 2011 Gold Glove Award Winner Adrian Beltre.
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f(x):=ratexpand(product(1+x^i,i,1,10)); sum(coeff(f(x),x^i),i,12,55);
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No. If it is >=12, the complement's element sum is less than 55-12=43.
Suppose it is some other number, say 12
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